that is one tiny skateboard. :)

Early boards tended to be. The first were built on roller skate wheels. By the time I got my first board they were a little larger, maybe 20 to 22 inches on average. They were just for rolling down hills and weaving around traffic cones, so they also had a high clearance. Later skateboarders tended to want to jump around on them, lay down or stand on their hands or take other foolish chances that I would never have considered doing in a million years, so stability became the most important feature a skateboard could have. So they got bigger, and bigger, and bigger. Also lower to the ground, with smaller wheels, though that must have been less useful on the street.

the skateboard looks a little tiny.. roller skate tiny

What I said, above.

I knew there had to be a reason.

Love the work on the character Saara, she looks cute! ;3

Delilah has Saara's Prince Valiant hair job, but Saara was never a fox... just foxy.

Really diggin that posing, and how nice and solid the dark parts are on the arms and legs :>

Great work, I dig it!

Hey now, the Stray Cats had more than one big hit. Don't forget "Rock This Town." (The "Stray Cat Strut" is my favorite by far, though.)

That's true... that was a good one too. But of the two records I ended up with, I only remember thinking that maybe three cuts were truly memorable. The band's career lasted a while longer, but I lost track of them.

I recall the B/W version of this in Gallery. Always liked the t-shirt she was wearing...

Heh, when I first read this I was like "What, everyone knows who Stray Cats is!" but...sadly, this is not the case. Brian Setzer ended up forming a new band (Oddly enough called Brian Setzer's Orchestra) and the band occasionally reunites for the occasional show.

Too bad he didn't team up with another rocker named Alkie or something like that, so they could be Alka & Setzer.

Classic!! Love it!!

Tip Toe Boarding....best ballet dancer training ever.

Hanging five!